Domo Reviews & Product Details

The best part of DOMO is the ability to manipulate data, visualize, and story-board it all within one platform. A close second is the routine improvements that the DOMO team pushes showing the platform is growing to accommodate more business needs. My favorite singular feature is DOMO Apps. I became proficient in AppSheet before learning about DOMO, and I realized that no-code is the direction for most platforms. Having a BI system combined with an in-platform app builder has been a sublime experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren't many things that DOMO misses when it comes to the minutiae, but a few big items seem to have left their radar. One is the organization of content within DOMO. The breakaway from typical folder subfolders for saved card content doesn't quite jive with navigational heuristics we have all come to use with new software. Two, the ability to create dev versions or deployed versions of cards means our internal team must keep some of them locked down. A small missing feature that goes along with both of these is the inability to create display vs internal development names for cards or data sources (though for datasources, I understand DOMO wants to use the Views feature). These improvements would make me like DOMO all the more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's fairly easy to use and gain adoption of from non analysts. Domo has invested a lot into the development of their ETL data manipulation interface. It is very intuitive and easy to use with options for beginners, users with very little data manipulation knowledge all the way up to advanced users who write Python, R, SQL. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Challenges with fiscal calendar functionality. We've also been slow to embrace App Studio because of the limitations with exporting the dashboards as a PDF and creating multiple templates for each of our brands. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Domo is my first data visualization tool that I have used in my career as a business analyst. The modules in Domo University made it faster to learn, and easier to adjust to.

Domo is a tool that I believe anyone could learn. Creating cards and dashboards is a breeze. It is also easy for internal users to navigate and to filter cards for information that they are looking for. I love how easy it is to export information into different formats like excel or powerpoint.

The Domo Forums feauture is also very helpful when looking to learn how to do BeastModes for different use cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing that I have found I dislike when it comes to Domo is when you are writing a BeastMode, you are unable to select the Measure or Dimension from the dropdown list on the left side. I feel this would be easier at times than typing it out and looking for it on the on-screen list. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Domo is easy to learn how to navigate and build within. I came from a non-technical, non-analytical role and had a smooth transition into using Domo daily. As my skills developed I was able to easily learn the more technical aspects of Domo. It is also easy to train users on how to view and use their cards, dashboards, and apps. Domo support is also fabulous and always willing to help. They also have many ways to connect with other Domo users for brainstorming and troubleshooting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the only downsides I have experienced is when new products get released within the tool things slow down a bit for a week or so. It's never permanent but can be a struggle sometimes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that DOMO is extremely user friendly and easy to use. Without DOMO, our 5+ systems have no way of "talking" and creating meaningful dashboards. DOMO aggregates all the data (often times with pre-built connections) and turns all of our data into insightful visual graphics that are utilized to make important decisions within our company. In addition, DOMO became a solution for a universal spot to house all of our company's treasury info when Excel just wasn't cutting it. Treasury solutions such as Gtreasury and Kyriba were quoted to us in the 10's of $1,000s of dollars. This is not something that we have in the budget. The next best thing was creating a one stop shop in DOMO and it has been a game changer as it has accurately shown us fees over time, account features, and account information. I always refer to DOMO as Power BI on steroids :) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

DOMO is a great product and I don't have much to say negatively about it! I think sometimes it can be a little difficult to understand how to create dashboards and get data to display the way you want it to. However, once you get the hang of it things are actually pretty user friendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Domo is its flexibility in data transformation. Magic ETL provides a visual, intuitive way to build even complicated data flows, and the Python tile integration gives me the freedom to layer in custom logic whenever ETL tiles aren’t enough. I also enjoy how Domo dashboards go beyond standard charts—features like Variables and Segments make it possible to create interactive, tailored views that really stand out when I have the time to refine them. Once data is in Domo, it’s easy to combine multiple sources and build something impactful. The automation capabilities are another major strength, helping me deliver dynamic dashboards that not only save time but also consistently impress leadership. Personally I've never had to work with customer support teams, I've always been able to figure out all of its features on my own. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Domo is that some of the back-end features feel clunky when doing development work. Debugging ETLs can feel cumbersome since error messages are not always descriptive. Testing changes often requires duplicating flows or dashboards, which creates clutter. Beast Mode is useful, but at times it feels like an oversimplification that limits flexibility compared to a full SQL environment. When building dashboards, certain features—particularly how null values are handled—can become barriers to presenting clean, precise data. Pivot tables are another pain point, since their small row limits often prevent me from displaying all the data at once, which makes it harder to use them for deeper analysis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Whilst working at MasterControl, DOMO was an innovative tool that helped present all client success-related data in one, streamlined dashboard. The bonus was that, as an Implementation Project Manager, I was able to keep track of burn spend, user adoption and renewal status in one single view.

Please note, I no longer work for MasterControl meaning that I cannot share a screenshot of my account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At the time of using, the interface was a bit lack-lustre but still functional for its intended purpose.

Please note, I no longer work for MasterControl meaning that I cannot share a screenshot of my account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Data democratization! Since DOMO started being used by our team all users in sales and marketing can quickly build their own card to answer a data question, or we can very quickly get the answer they need from my team. Magic ETL is a game changer for anyone wanting to transform data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If someone changes a card that you haven’t locked for changes it is very hard to “restore” to the original. It is hard also to find that spot that shows who changed the card. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an user at a company with 10 plus entities, Domo's biggest strength for our analysis is being able to integrate to different data sources to consolidate our reporting. In addition, being able to automate workflows or different tasks through Jupyter Notebook is also very beneficial to clean up our instance with unused cards, beastmodes, and offboarding users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest drawback to Domo for our use is the lack in visualization compared to competitors like Tableau, However Domo does allow you to create custom cards or visualizations using Javascript or Python. This helps create visualizations that match our company and drives more insight to our stakeholders. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to easily design dashboards that allow you to get an idea of how you are performing in seconds. Easy to design for non programmers. Support is responsive and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Most dashboards can be designed with minimal technical support, but more complicated applications need someone with programming knowledge however some of that is mitigated with the AI features. Search feature could be improved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.